Recorded at Sixtyten Studios
Produced by Steven Warstler
Mastered by Zach Shipps

Vocals, Guitar, and Bass by Tim Korenich
Drums and Percussion by Nelson Overton
Saxophone by Dean Tartaglia
Upright Bass by John Holkeboer
Backing vocals by Alexandria Granados

Music and lyrics by Tim Korenich
except "How We've Grown" by Adam Rich

What'll It Take

Guitarist, composer, performer, producer, Lucas Maiorani is a Franco-Italian guitarist.
Trained at the Haute École de Musique in Lausanne with Dagoberto Linhares then at the Royal Conservatory of Liège with Adrien Brogna and Hughes Kolp, he obtained a Masters in interpretation and pedagogy. The many opportunities for representation in France, Switzerland, Belgium, Croatia, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Russia, give him a great experience of the stage.
On the wise advice of great masters like Roland Dyens, Rolf Lislevand or Scott Tennant, Lucas Maiorani develops a very musical, contrasting game; looking for various and colorful stamps. His audience describes him as a passionate and touching musician.
“An audience captivated by the harmony and the sharing of great musical emotions tinged with rich Latin, Brazilian and Iberian musical accents. »Le bien public (08/17/11)
His taste for chamber music has led him to work in numerous projects such as the opera by Hans Werner Henze: El Cimarrón, with Barna Cserháti, Catherine Goederman and Jonas Burton; or the guitar octet Dagoberto Linhares in adaptations by Praetorius, Ravel, Piazzola, Bernstein…
In 2020, his first solo album “  Guitarra Sudamericana ” is released, dedicated to Latin American compositions, as well as “ Django Project ” dedicated to guitarist Django Reinhardt in collaboration with Guillaume Lepoutre.
He founded the CBArts Productions Label which produces emerging artists with various influences.

https://lucasmaiorani.com

What's up guys  , glad to welcome you here .

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What'll It Take

TimKorenich